Tag Archives: database design

Relational By Default

Posted on November 18, 2015 by way0utwest

I’ve read a few pieces from Vladimir Khorikov and I tend to like the thoughtful way in which he approaches building software. When I saw a link to his SQL v NoSQL databases, I was intrigued to see what his thoughts would … Continue reading →

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Poor Data Modeling – T-SQL Tuesday #72

Posted on November 10, 2015 by way0utwest

This month Mickey Stuewe hosts the T-SQL Tuesday and she has a great topic. Data Modeling is something few people seem to do, especially developers, and it often can go wrong. That’s the topic, and I have a short story. … Continue reading →

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Positive or Negative

Posted on October 23, 2015 by way0utwest

While watching a presentation recently on a SQL Server topic, I was surprised by a design technique that the speaker used. I hadn’t ever thought of the issue, but it caught my eye and made me rethink the way I … Continue reading →

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Logging Tables

Posted on September 25, 2015 by way0utwest

I was chatting in one of our DLM webinars and someone asked a question about logging data. I mentioned a few things, but this individual followed up and wanted more information. Specifically, how do you build a logging table? It’s an open … Continue reading →

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